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Rabbi Dana Saroken

Rabbi Dana Saroken was called to a job in Judaism

When she started college, Rabbi Dana Saroken thought she would be a doctor. However, as she navigated through college and beyond, she found out...

A visionary tenure: American Visionary Art Museum founder announces retirement

With sculptures of primates made up of dozens of different shades of green, and hand-embroidered collages that tell a Holocaust survivor’s story, the American...
Simone Biles

Meet the Jewish dancer choreographing Simone Biles’ Olympic floor routine

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By Evelyn Frick There are quite a few athletes who have been called the G.O.A.T., or greatest of all time: quarterback Tom Brady, basketball player...
Cleopatra in CNN's Jerusalem

CNN’s ‘Jerusalem’ worth the watch

By Jarrad Saffren A series is only as good as its characters, and when history is its subject matter, the characters are all there. It’s...
Ben & Jerry's co-founders

How the Jewish world is responding to Ben & Jerry’s decision to exit Israeli...

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By JTA Staff Kosher supermarkets are rethinking their inventory. Politicians are emptying their freezers. And the foreign minister of Israel is vowing to get involved...
Chickens at Pearlstone

With merger, Baltimore is set to become a center of Jewish environmental work

By Rudy Malcom Baltimore is poised to become a national leader in the Jewish outdoor food, farming and environmental education movement. On July 8, the Pearlstone...
Julia Haart

‘My Unorthodox Life’ is typical reality fare

By Andy Gotlieb It’s a good thing Christopher Lasch isn’t around today to consider reality shows such as “My Unorthodox Life” and others of its...

Economic recovery brings challenges, opportunities

The American economy has been on a roller coaster ride over the past 12 months, said Jeremy Schwartz, associate professor of economics at Loyola...

British Jews to get apology 800 years after antisemitic laws that led to their...

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By Philissa Cramer British Jewish leaders say an anticipated apology from the Church of England for antisemitic laws enacted in 1222 is “better late than...
From left, Adi Ratzon, Rachel Shvalb and Caren Leven of the Baltimore Zionist District

Demonstrators ‘keep the flame’ at rally against antisemitism

On Sunday afternoon, a few thousand demonstrators gathered together in the shadow of the U.S. Capitol building to attend “No Fear: Rally in Solidarity...